Topics: Radiology

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Advanced Imaging and Anatomy Research Opportunities

Save the Date for the live webinar: “Alligators to Zebra Fish: Advanced Imaging and Anatomy Research Opportunities in Avian and Exotic Animal Species”, RACE-approved for 1 credit hour. This is an encore presentation of a satellite symposium by M. Scott Echols, DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice) at iCARE 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal. This presentation will explore “The Comprehensive Anatomy Research Project”, a multidisciplinary, multicenter initiative investigating the biology and anatomy of animals across numerous orders using advanced imaging, novel preservation techniques, and other technologies.

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Test Your Knowledge: Sea Turtle Medicine

Heather DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), CertAqV will present this live, interactive webinar, RACE-approved for 1 credit hour and co-hosted with the Wildlife Disease Association. This webinar reviews the key regulatory, anatomical, diagnostic, and therapeutic considerations involved in sea turtle rehabilitation. Topics will include state and federal permitting requirements, the conservation challenges facing threatened and endangered sea turtle species, and anatomical features relevant to clinical care. Diagnostic evaluation focuses on physical examination, imaging, laboratory testing, and sample collection techniques designed to minimize patient stress. Treatment discussions cover critical and supportive care, including fluid therapy, nutritional support, analgesia, anesthesia, and appropriate antimicrobial use. This webinar also examines a few conditions commonly encountered in wildlife rehabilitation.

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Sea Turtle Medicine

View this webinar recording presented by Heather Barron, DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), CertAqV, RACE-approved for 1 credit hour. This webinar reviews the key regulatory, anatomical, diagnostic, and therapeutic considerations involved in sea turtle rehabilitation. Topics include state and federal permitting requirements, the conservation challenges facing threatened and endangered sea turtle species, and anatomical features relevant to clinical care. Diagnostic evaluation focuses on physical examination, imaging, laboratory testing, and sample collection techniques designed to minimize patient stress. Treatment discussions cover critical and supportive care, including fluid therapy, nutritional support, analgesia, and anesthesia. This webinar also examines a few conditions commonly encountered in wildlife rehabilitation.

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Clinical Approach to Fish Medicine

View this webinar recording presented by Claire Vergneau-Grosset, DMV, IPSAV, CES, DACZM, RACE-approved for 1 credit hour. Freshwater fish are the most common pets in North America, with over 139 million kept in U.S. households. Historically, fish medicine has focused on population-based care—a model still relevant in aquaculture and research settings. However, a more individualized approach is gaining ground. Dr. Grosset covers key aspects of companion fish care. Topics include history taking, water quality assessment, physical exams under anesthesia, and comparative diagnostic methods such as clinical pathology and imaging. This session also reviews core principles of medical and surgical treatment.

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Reptile and Amphibian Imaging

View the RACE-approved recording of this live 1-hour webinar event, presented by Elizabeth M. Rush, DVM, DACZM. Radiographs are a simple, noninvasive diagnostic tool for reptiles and amphibians. Normal radiographic anatomy is reviewed in each taxonomic group, before some common pathological conditions are discussed.